What does PPH mean?
PPH means Private Pilot Helicopter
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Private Pilot Helicopter?
Private Pilot Helicopter can be abbreviated as PPH
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What does PPH stand for? PPH stands for "Private Pilot Helicopter". |
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How to abbreviate "Private Pilot Helicopter"? "Private Pilot Helicopter" can be abbreviated as PPH. |
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What is the meaning of PPH abbreviation? The meaning of PPH abbreviation is "Private Pilot Helicopter". |
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What is PPH abbreviation? One of the definitions of PPH is "Private Pilot Helicopter". |
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What does PPH mean? PPH as abbreviation means "Private Pilot Helicopter". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PPLSP - Private Pilot License Screening Program
- PPASEL - Private Pilot Airplane Single Engine Land
- CPP - Certified Private Pilot
- PPGS - private pilot ground school
- PPL - Private Pilot License
- PPSEL - Private Pilot Single Engine Land
- PPL A - Private Pilot License - Aircraft
- PPC - Private Pilot Certificate
- PPLH - Private Pilot's Licence-Helicopter
- PPFP - Private Pilot Flight Planner
- PPLA - Private Pilot Licence Aeroplane
- PPWE - Private Pilot Written Exam
- PPE - Private Pilot Examiner
- PPMM - Private Pilot Maneuvers Manual
- RPPL - Restricted Private Pilot Licence
- SPH - Single Pilot Helicopter
- Ppl(h) - Private Pilot Licence Helicopter
- PPL - Private Pilot Licence
- BUMFFPICHH - Brakes, Undercarriage, Mixture, Fuel, Flaps, Pitch, Instruments, Carb heat, Hatches, Harnesses. Pre-landing checks system popular in private pilot licence training. Sometimes extended to BUMFFPICHHL and BUMFFPICHHLC to include Landing light and Clearance.
- HASELL - Height, Airframe, Security, Engine, Location, Lookout. Checklist system popular in private pilot licence training for stall recovery and also used prior to aerobatics.